State Senator Niezgodski commends the collaborative effort against a mobile home park's A/C ban and pledges to pursue legislative changes for residents' cooling needs.

Anderson Firefighters Local 1262 highlighted Corbin Maddox in "Behind the Badge," celebrating his role as a firefighter, family man, athlete, and community member.

Two men were found dead from gunshot wounds in Owen County, and a juvenile is a person of interest in the double homicide. No charges have been announced.

A man was arrested after a vehicle chase involving Indiana State Police, during which he drove through rural areas of Wabash County and was later caught on foot with suspected marijuana in his car.

The Indianapolis area is forecasted to have a sunny and hot week with temperatures in the 90s, calm winds, and possible showers and thunderstorms starting Tuesday.

An ex-Indianapolis officer, Paul Humphrey, was sentenced to 20 years for sexually assaulting a minor and given probation. His actions were condemned by authorities.

The IndyGo Purple Line provides a direct, affordable route to the Indiana State Fairgrounds, easing the usual traffic and parking hassles for Lawrence residents. Fares start at $1.75, with the line growing popular since its 2024 launch.

Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced a Youth Violence Prevention Program using $250,000 from ARPA interest earnings, pending City Council approval, for local initiatives and microgrants.

Indianapolis forecast by the NWS predicts a hot, sunny weekend with highs in the low 90s and nights around 70s, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms starting Monday.

Vice President J.D. Vance met with Indiana GOP leaders, including Governor Mike Braun, to discuss redistricting, amid Democratic opposition and public protests against potential gerrymandering.

The Learning LinkUp event for Bloomington families offers educational resources, entertainment, and community services on August 23 at Valley View Elementary.

The Bloomington Business Forum will debut on October 1 to support economic growth, requiring registration for the free event at the Masonic Heritage Center.

Indianapolis faces a warm summer with sunny skies and occasional thunderstorms, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a persistent high humidity level.